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Starting polishing my mother in law's new Subi.

Morning dew on Poli-Seal. Nothing crazy tight but I thought it looked cool.

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Starting polishing my mother in law's new Subi.

Morning dew on Poli-Seal. Nothing crazy tight but I thought it looked cool.

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Essence topped with mckees 37 paint coating
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Now I know I am sick and need help, I grin looking at this stuff like it is car porn.


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Base is Collinite 845. I had a few rinseless and waterless washes over the course of 3 months. The waterless is Pinnacle Crystal with carnauba which i think offers a little bit of protection... maybe... and then the rinseless is the ever popular ONR.
Here, I decided to experiment a little with Sonax High Speed wax and Dodo juice Red Mist DS on the passenger and driver's side respectively. I can go into a little detail in how they each behave with application if so desired. Their behavior with water and water beading was actually pretty similar. And boy do they give you a heck of a shine! :coolgleam: I think I'll continue with the Dodo for now just because of ease of use, once you get used to dealing with the streaks (easier than high speed wax streaks)
 
Jag07 said:
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Hopefully this posts properly.

Base is Collinite 845. I had a few rinseless and waterless washes over the course of 3 months. The waterless is Pinnacle Crystal with carnauba which i think offers a little bit of protection... maybe... and then the rinseless is the ever popular ONR.
Here, I decided to experiment a little with Sonax High Speed wax and Dodo juice Red Mist DS on the passenger and driver's side respectively. I can go into a little detail in how they each behave with application if so desired. Their behavior with water and water beading was actually pretty similar. And boy do they give you a heck of a shine! :coolgleam: I think I'll continue with the Dodo for now just because of ease of use, once you get used to dealing with the streaks (easier than high speed wax streaks)
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Both are pretty streaky?


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I didn't think Dodo Juice was streaky. Oily, but after a quick light buff, there was no sign of it.

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MattPersman said:
Both are pretty streaky?


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kevincwelch said:
I didn't think Dodo Juice was streaky. Oily, but after a quick light buff, there was no sign of it.

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Maybe streaky is the wrong word.

The Dodo leaves behind an oily appearance, like Kevin mentioned and, yes, a quick buff immediately after spreading it will keep that to a minimum. I use a two towel method. One to apply and the other to buff off. If there are areas of the oily hazy look then I'll make a quick pass with the application towel to "reactivate" it and buff off to a nice shine.

The Sonax high speed wax, I find needs to be used small sections and buffed off very quickly. Again I find a streaky appearance at times. I do the exact same as above and get good results, but with a little more care and buffing time. And do it on a very cool day or on a very cool surface. I have found on hot days, even in the shade, the wax becomes more difficult to work. Obviously the same goes for a warm surface in the sun. Best times applying have been overcast days in the mid 70s.

Both give an awesome shine very quickly. I wish I had bought more of the Dodo when it was a buy-one-get-one a few months ago.

(Maybe I'll try to do a post about applying both and the problems that I run into)
 
Jag07 said:
Maybe streaky is the wrong word.

The Dodo leaves behind an oily appearance, like Kevin mentioned and, yes, a quick buff immediately after spreading it will keep that to a minimum. I use a two towel method. One to apply and the other to buff off. If there are areas of the oily hazy look then I'll make a quick pass with the application towel to "reactivate" it and buff off to a nice shine.

The Sonax high speed wax, I find needs to be used small sections and buffed off very quickly. Again I find a streaky appearance at times. I do the exact same as above and get good results, but with a little more care and buffing time. And do it on a very cool day or on a very cool surface. I have found on hot days, even in the shade, the wax becomes more difficult to work. Obviously the same goes for a warm surface in the sun. Best times applying have been overcast days in the mid 70s.

Both give an awesome shine very quickly. I wish I had bought more of the Dodo when it was a buy-one-get-one a few months ago.

(Maybe I'll try to do a post about applying both and the problems that I run into)
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Thanks for the clarification


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Ammonyc Reflex and Skin, topped with Purple Haze Pro!


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This is of a customer's car after using Meg's Xpress Spray Wax. Light coating after the detail and a hard rain.

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This pic is of the trunk of my Buick. What's interesting is that I one-stepped this with HD Speed 2 years ago and topped with HD Poxy about 3 days after applying speed. Not sure how this happened, but its cool for me to see products work like this being a rookie.
 
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